Ahhh. Halloween. My preschool class felt the sugar rush early on Wednesday. They were primed and ready for their parents by the time I left to get my own goblins ready. the weather here has been interesting because of the movement of Hurricane Sandy, but we bundled up and headed out. We went around the corner of our neighborhood and spent some time with some friends of ours for a neighborhood dinner before trick or treating. They had a great little dinner out in their garage and a firepit pulled out to the driveway. It was a perfect way to get ready for Trick-or-Treating.
This gruesome guy greeted us at their garage along with this other guy in their house.
We went low key this year. Aidan wanted to be an army man.For those of you who know us well, this is not a big shocker. Aidan is obsessed with military history.Since he has a closet full of camoflauge I decided to just get him some face paint to add to a camoflauge ensemble that he already had. My mom gave him a glow stick pistol.
He rufused to wear the makeup. haha
Allyson's daughter is the Bride of chucky.She always makes the best costumes. Never what you expect to see on today's 10 year old girls. I love it. They played in the yard for a while until someone brought pizza.
They had a great spread of food and I'm sorry to say I didn't take one picture of it. But it was so good. chili, dips, cheese, and fruit.Then of course someone brought some pizzas and Aidan could not have been happier.
It was very cold here in Lexington. We were all bundled up. We did our Trick-or-Treating for about 45 minutes and Aidan wanted to go to his Nana's to help hand out candy So we headed her way.
Yes my mother is crazy. I cannot deny it. The kids loved her glasses and Aidan handed out tons of candy at her house. The we went home with a belly aching Aidan in the backseat. After the kids were asleep I made myself a big cup of cider to celebrate a succesful Halloween.
Hope you all had a safe and wonderful Halloween.
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